rehash | R Documentation |
This function processes all RDS files in a specified directory, generating new hashes
for each file's args_list
and renaming the files accordingly. It's useful when changing
the hash generation algorithm or parameters (if the parameters are manually changed for some reason).
rehash(
folder,
hash_includes_timestamp = FALSE,
ignore_na = TRUE,
alphabetical_order = TRUE,
algo = "xxhash64"
)
folder |
A string specifying the directory containing the RDS files to be rehashed. |
hash_includes_timestamp |
Logical; if TRUE, includes timestamps in the hash generation. |
ignore_na |
Logical; if TRUE, NA values are ignored during hash generation. |
alphabetical_order |
Logical; if TRUE, parameters are sorted alphabetically before hash generation. |
algo |
The (potentially new) hash algorithm to use (see |
The function does not return a value but renames the RDS files in the specified directory based on new hashes.
## Setup
tmp_dir <- file.path(tempdir(), "example")
dir.create(tmp_dir)
# Save example objects
obj1 <- rnorm(1000)
obj2 <- data.frame(
x = runif(100),
y = "something",
z = rep(c(TRUE, FALSE), 50)
)
obj3 <- list(obj1, obj2)
params1 <- list(
distribution = "normal",
other_params = list(param1 = TRUE, param2 = 1, param3 = NA)
)
params2 <- list(
distribution = "uniform",
other_params = list(param1 = FALSE, param2 = 2, param3 = "1", param4 = 4)
)
params3 <- list(
distribution = "composite",
other_params = list(param1 = TRUE, param2 = 3, param3 = 1)
)
save_objects(tmp_dir, obj1, params1)
save_objects(tmp_dir, obj2, params2)
save_objects(tmp_dir, obj3, params3)
## See current file names
list.files(tmp_dir)
## Rehash with new algo
rehash(tmp_dir, algo = "xxhash32")
## Observe new file names
list.files(tmp_dir)
## Cleanup
unlink(tmp_dir, recursive = TRUE)
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